Absolutely! I can definitely draw them as separate images on the same page. However, depending on the reference photos available, I may be able to draw them as though they were together in the image too. Please message me to discuss this.

Yes! I have done this several times. Often the arrival of a new baby reminds us how much we miss lost loved ones, and I have been asked to draw with this is mind before. It may even be possible to create a portrait where it looks like the person is holding a new baby, or a similar pose. Please get in touch to inquire about this and I will do my best to advise you on what is possible with the reference images you have.

In most cases, yes, this isn't a problem. I can also leave out stray/untidy hairs, marks on clothing etc. Just let me know before I start your portrait if there's anything you do not want included.

I do not offer a framing service yet, I have sourced frames in the past but this would need to be paid for in advance.

Unfortunately this isn't usually possible. When planning a piece, I usually take a lot of time trying different layouts until I'm confident that I have utilised the space properly and in a balanced, eye-pleasing way. This means that there usually isn't enough space to squeeze anything else onto the portrait, and if there was, it would most likely throw the entire thing off balance.